A nature conservation blog about the fauna and flora of Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest in the Lower Stour Valley, Worcestershire, England.
A nature conservation blog about the fauna and flora of Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest in the Lower Stour Valley, Worcestershire, England.
Sorry Mike, I missed this response. I can see a canine head in the top image, the back of a beetle underneath that, a scarey face on the left edge. The second image is like an underwater scene with a large cylinrical plant in the center, crab-like legs on the left, a fish head at the bottom and bubbles and debris flating about generally. How’s that?
Well, I see a face of some kind there, though I wouldn’t have identified it as a badger per se. More like a dog haunted by some inconceivable malady. Its slightly drooping reflection definitely contributes to the overall dystopian feeling in the picture. And at the bottom, the ice sculpture morphs into a kind of Earth. Really marvelous, and open to so much…
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Nice images. It’s a bit like looking at the flames in an open fire, you can see all sorts of things in the ice.
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Thanks, Joyce. What can you see in the ice sculptures?
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Sorry Mike, I missed this response. I can see a canine head in the top image, the back of a beetle underneath that, a scarey face on the left edge. The second image is like an underwater scene with a large cylinrical plant in the center, crab-like legs on the left, a fish head at the bottom and bubbles and debris flating about generally. How’s that?
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That’s pretty much everything, Joyce. Perhaps you should give up television, and watch my ice sculptures instead. 😉
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Ha ha! Be glad to. I rarely watch TV. 🙂
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Breathtaking images! Thank you kindly for sharing.
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Thank you for your comment and for visiting my blog, Roberto.
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No one has mentioned the badger reflection in the first image!
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Fantastic and disturbing images. Like diamonds that have gone wrong, only to be more wonderful for having done so.
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An interesting interpretation! Did you see the badger reflection in the first image?
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Well, I see a face of some kind there, though I wouldn’t have identified it as a badger per se. More like a dog haunted by some inconceivable malady. Its slightly drooping reflection definitely contributes to the overall dystopian feeling in the picture. And at the bottom, the ice sculpture morphs into a kind of Earth. Really marvelous, and open to so much…
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That’s the thing about looking into ice and flames: nothing is clear cut, and one is easily deceived. :),
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There is also a deer in the first image.
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If you don’t look at the two top “ears” on the second image, it’s definitely a snakes head…
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